The APC has accused Atiku Abubakar and the ADC of plotting fake news, citing deepfake videos and a forged letter, to disrupt the party's Kaduna campaign rally. The ADC has rejected the claim and challenged the APC to produce evidence.
Works Minister David Umahi has questioned Peter Obi's reasoning on a single four-year term for an Igbo president, asking why others did eight years while Igbos are told to settle for four.
Creator Genevieve has urged voters to put competence and good governance ahead of ethnic loyalty in 2027, in a message that reportedly criticised some Tinubu supporters.
Actress Tonto Dikeh reportedly named specific people while delivering a prophecy during a church service, and a video of the moment is drawing reactions online.
Masquerade performer Egungun of Lagos has publicly thanked singer Zlatan, saying he gave him money to buy his first costume, as the singer's wedding celebrations continue.
Nollywood actress Ruth Kadiri has said couples do not need an expensive wedding, noting the strain big ceremonies place on newlyweds.
Itele has said he stood up for Irewole Olaniyan because he does not want to see her fall, as the controversy around her continues to draw reactions.
Atiku Abubakar, the ADC's 2027 presidential candidate, is reportedly facing fresh calls to withdraw from the race. The report says a new reason has emerged behind the demand, though the details are still being discussed.
A clip from Zlatan Ibile and Davita's wedding reportedly shows Davido joining the groom to plead with the bride's parents during the traditional ceremony. The video has drawn wide reaction online, with many fans praising the friendship.
London's Metropolitan Police has reportedly passed on a letter containing allegations about Thomas Markle Sr. to the office of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. The contents of the letter have not been made public.
Social media critic VeryDarkMan has reportedly asked the authorities to look into how singer B-Red acquired his car, saying the means was not clean. B-Red has not been reported to have responded, and no agency has confirmed any inquiry.
Gospel singer Tope Alabi has reportedly warned online users against spreading false claims about her and said she is ready to take legal action. The warning is said to have followed fresh rumours about her circulating on social media.
Nollywood actress Rita Edochie has reportedly said she is not against polygamy and that people have misread her position. She is said to have spoken after fans reacted to her earlier comments.
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control says a woman who arrived from Uganda has tested positive for Ebola in Abuja, the country's first case in about a decade. Health Minister Muhammad Pate says 44 contacts, including health workers and caregivers, are being traced. A toll-free line, 6232, has been opened for suspected cases, while some Nigerians question how long detection took.
Former Big Brother Naija winner Phyna has reportedly been invited by the police after a dispute over a rented wig. A separate video also shows an officer telling her he did not recognise her as a celebrity during a routine check. Neither matter has been fully explained publicly.
MultiChoice has reportedly taken a final decision to reduce the prices of DStv decoders and subscription packages in Nigeria. The company is said to have not yet published every new price, so customers are advised to check before renewing.
Fuel marketers have reportedly released new pump prices after the Dangote Refinery stopped selling diesel at its gantry. It is not yet clear how long the pause will last or how much it will affect supply.
A Netherlands-born player in Italy's Serie A has reportedly agreed to represent Nigeria at senior level. The Nigeria Football Federation has not yet confirmed the switch or the player's eligibility paperwork.
A Turkish football commentator has questioned why Victor Osimhen was named player of the match after Galatasaray beat Lille in the Champions League. The debate has divided fans, with many Nigerians defending the striker.
Lawmakers in Gombe State have reportedly voted to back the creation of a state police force. The move follows wider national debate on decentralising policing amid insecurity concerns.
Reports say Manchester United have made initial contact over Antonio Conte as a possible replacement for Michael Carrick. Conte is said to be ready to start immediately, though the club has not confirmed any talks. Other names, including Eddie Howe, have also been linked.
Anambra governor Charles Soludo has argued that South-East support for President Tinubu's second term could open the door to an Igbo president later. He has said his party, APGA, will not field a presidential candidate. Supporters of other candidates, including Peter Obi, have not accepted that argument.
Jaruma has reportedly been held by police since Monday over posts she made online. She is said to face strict bail conditions. Police have not given a full public account.
The media personality reportedly said that people who are struggling financially should hold off on having children. His remark drew a mix of agreement and criticism online.
A report says two people President Tinubu once considered for ministerial posts were rejected by a circle linked to former President Buhari. The claim has not been confirmed by the Presidency. A former presidential aide has separately offered his explanation for why Fasola is not in the cabinet.
A cat that has gained a following for football forecasts has made its pick for the El Clasico between Barcelona and Real Madrid. Fans online are sharing the video ahead of kick-off.
A supercomputer prediction model has made Arsenal favourites to win the Premier League after their latest win and Manchester City's defeat. The model simulates the rest of the season thousands of times.
The leader of the COCIN women's fellowship has reportedly died, and President Tinubu has reacted with a message of condolence. Further details on the circumstances were not immediately available.
The text of President Tinubu's remarks at the APC 2027 presidential campaign flag-off has been published. He used the Kaduna event to defend his record and appeal to voters ahead of the 2027 polls. Reaction from opposition parties has continued to follow.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has reportedly opened recruitment for new staff. A guide sets out the available roles, eligibility requirements and the application steps.
A prominent Islamic cleric has reportedly died in Zamfara State, according to Hausa-language reports. Further details on the cause and funeral arrangements are said to be awaited.
Remi Tinubu has spoken about when she expects to leave the presidential villa, saying she hopes to hand over in 2031 to a country that is more comfortable to live in. The remark has drawn wide comment as the 2027 campaign begins.
American law enforcement agencies have reportedly released the names and photographs of several Nigerian nationals they want in connection with alleged fraud and drug-related offences, and listed the accusations against them.
Adekunle Gold is drawing praise online after reportedly gifting N250,000 each to several first-class graduates. The singer is also in the news for a separate $20,000 initiative for sickle cell patients.
Publisher Dele Momodu has reportedly said some people remain inconsolable because they did not get a party ticket, in a remark widely read as aimed at Nyesom Wike.
The federal government has reportedly secured the conviction of 653 people in a mass terrorism trial held in Abuja.
The Edo refinery is said to be producing above its stated capacity, with daily diesel supply reportedly reaching 620,000 litres, as marketers adjust prices after Dangote halted diesel gantry sales.
An APC youth leader and his wife have reportedly been abducted, only days after a lawmaker was killed. Security agencies are said to be searching for them.
The Rivers State government has condemned reports that female secondary school students were subjected to forced virginity testing, calling the practice unacceptable.
A custom Rolls-Royce Phantom ordered by Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo has reportedly arrived at his Harare home, weeks after he died in a helicopter crash.
Gunmen have reportedly attacked a Greek Orthodox church in Jordan, killing six people and wounding 28, according to video and reports circulating online.
Melania Trump is reportedly credited with helping to arrange a short ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine to allow elderly civilians to be evacuated.
A leading Asian football official has publicly backed Gianni Infantino to serve another term as FIFA president.
Global bank JPMorgan has reportedly begun operations in Nigeria. The move is said to include the appointment of a former Central Bank of Nigeria governor to its local board. The development is being read by many as a sign of renewed foreign interest in the Nigerian financial market.
Chelsea were beaten by Tottenham in the London derby, and manager Xabi Alonso has spoken about where his side fell short. Fans online have been debating the result and the team's form. The defeat comes on a weekend when rivals picked up points.
Goalkeeper Andre Onana was reportedly taken to hospital after a multi-car collision in Turkey. No serious injury has been reported so far. Further updates on his condition are expected.
A Nigerian skit maker known as Gilmore has reportedly claimed that streaming star Kai Cenat used an idea he had created earlier. The claim has set off debate among online content creators about credit and originality. Kai Cenat has not been reported to have responded.
A video of social media personality Natasha Osawaru featuring Peter Obi is drawing reactions online as the 2027 race heats up. Supporters and critics have been trading comments about the clip. The NDC presidential candidate's camp has not been reported to have commented on it.
A son of former President Olusegun Obasanjo has reportedly named the candidate he would like to see win the 2027 presidential election. His comments have added to the debate about the opposition and ruling-party tickets. The family name carries weight in Nigerian politics, so the remarks are being widely discussed.
Prominent Kano cleric Sheikh Aminu Daurawa has said he will not campaign for any presidential candidate in 2027. He made the remark as parties step up their campaigns across the north. His position is being noted by political watchers in the region.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has warned that anyone who keeps money mistakenly paid into their account could face a prison sentence of five to ten years. The warning comes as more Nigerians use transfers and mobile banking. Customers are advised to report wrongly received funds to their banks.
Popular philanthropist Okwuluora says he will take full responsibility for the medical treatment of a woman whose condition has drawn wide public attention, paying all costs from his own pocket until she recovers. He plans to send her photograph to doctors at Parklane Hospital and the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH) in Enugu for assessment, then bring her and her family in for treatment once they approve. He said he first stepped back because some people around her appeared more interested in the money that could be raised than in her wellbeing, but he has now decided to go ahead without any public fundraising. Once she has recovered, he said, an account could be opened for well-wishers who want to support her.
Streamer Peller has reportedly called out members of his wife Jarvis's family, saying her sister would not even greet him at home. The claim follows a livestream that ended after an argument over the sister. Jarvis has separately told critics to stop pushing her to respect him.
Atiku Abubakar has reportedly confronted the Tinubu camp over allegations that security agents guarded campaign banners in Kaduna ahead of the APC flag-off. The APC has in turn accused the ADC of a fake news plot around the rally. Neither side has produced evidence publicly.
Opposition figure Rabiu Kwankwaso has said President Tinubu has not earned a second term, criticising the administration's record on the economy and cost of living. The APC maintains its reforms are working and will be defended on the campaign trail.
Former Deputy Senate President Ovie Omo-Agege, now seeking a Senate seat on the NDC platform, has reportedly warned that anyone who rigs the 2027 elections will face grave consequences. His wording has drawn comment online, with some reading it as a threat and others as a warning about public anger.
Uganda has reportedly barred travellers with recent DR Congo travel history from transiting through its territory while an Ebola-related investigation continues. The move comes as Nigeria places 15 states on Ebola alert.
French President Emmanuel Macron has reportedly postponed a planned trip to Nigeria that was due on 28 October. No new date has been given in the reports seen so far, and neither government has detailed the reason.
Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka is reportedly facing up to eight weeks on the sidelines with a thigh injury. The England and Arsenal forward is a heavy loss for the club during a busy run of fixtures.
Cristiano Ronaldo has reportedly added another goal to his career tally, reaching 982 as Al Nassr won in the Saudi Pro League. The forward continues to chase the 1,000-goal milestone.
Two former FBI officials have reportedly been charged in the United States over alleged false statements to Congress about the Hunter Biden laptop. Both are expected to contest the charges.
Eight Zamfara Assembly members who quit the APC earlier this month are reported to have rejoined the party. Minister of State for Defence Bello Matawalle is said to have led them to the President, and a planned move to the ADC was reportedly shelved. The lawmakers had complained about unpaid salaries and insecurity.
FCT Minister Nyesom Wike has reportedly made a new claim about Peter Obi, saying he helped him in the past. Obi's camp has not yet responded to the remarks. The comments are drawing wide reaction as 2027 campaigning heats up.
A video of President Tinubu urging voters to back him while taking aim at Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi is trending online. It comes from the build-up to his campaign flag-off in Kaduna. Opposition supporters and APC loyalists are trading comments under the clip.
A video circulating online appears to show Nigerian soldiers in the field crouching at a muddy riverbank and dipping bread into the water before eating it. The footage has drawn an emotional response from Nigerians, many of whom say it shows the tough conditions troops face while fighting insecurity. The Nigerian Army has not commented on the video, and it is not yet clear when or where it was recorded.
Nollywood actress Regina Daniels is trending after a wave of unconfirmed claims about her family and people close to her spread on Instagram. Posts suggest her mother has raised concerns about some people in her daughter's circle, but the details being shared have not been backed up by any official source. Neither Regina nor her family has publicly responded, and Trend Naija has not been able to verify any of the reports.
Streamer Jarvis has hit back at people urging her to show more respect to her husband Peller, saying they should stop forcing it because the respect is not there. She added that women reflect whatever they are given in a relationship. The remarks have sparked fresh reactions online, about two months into their reported marriage.
Rapper Zlatan Ibile and Davita Lamai's traditional wedding is underway, with the singer releasing photos from the ceremony on Saturday. The pictures sent "Zlatan" and "Zanku" into Nigeria's top social media trends. Claims of a ₦2.3 billion wedding and a $1 million ring have not been backed up by any credible or official source.
First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu and Government Ekpemupolo, popularly known as Tompolo, were seen laughing and exchanging warm smiles at an APC rally. Tompolo, a former Niger Delta militant leader, now holds a major federal pipeline security contract and has become an influential figure with ties to the ruling party. The relaxed moment has sparked conversation online about how political relationships evolve in Nigeria.
Relationship coach Blessing CEO has been released from detention, actress Doris Ogala has confirmed. Ogala shared a video on social media showing her on a video call with Blessing shortly after her release.